Typical risks heading into 2016 will include geopolitical concerns, with drivers of global growth reverting to first world economies, says the global chairman of UBS. The risk of a hard economic landing in China however, is remote, he adds. “I think for me the next two years are still under the headline, normalisation,” Axel Weber notes in a media interview…
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